The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-14

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The stock market was unusually duh today.
and the besrish room traders had trading
pretty much tn themselves The leading OPP
orators were all out of the city. and the bears
had practically no opposition in their attacks
upon weak spots. The latter seemed To bc
Northwest, Wheeling AMI Lake Erie. New
England and Lake Erie and Western Chicago
sold grangers. and there were rImors that in
siders in Lake Erie and Western were selling
out under cover of dividends. At the same
time the failure in the coffee trade had some
little effect against the market Western
Union, st. Paul and Recalling were active but
featurees
The opening snss generally weak. with prices
II to - per cent. below those of Saturday even
ing. \ myderate business was transacted dur
ing the first few minutes only. when the mar
ket became dull Canada southern became
conspicuous on an early decline, followed by
Wheeling and Lake Erie Another raid Oc-
CURED after L. O'Clock, in which the last men
toned stock and Oregon TranPortation were
the principal sufferers The last hour WAS again
heavy, and the close was very duh mt about
the lowest figures of the day. Total sales of
the day, l5,uUD shares
Cotton.
NEW YORK June I3.-t;reene 4 Cos report
on cotton futures says: lit has only been
4 moderately active market all day, one or two
Temporary hardening tendencies falling 10 find
support European advices have special
influence against the desire to sell among the
line of long, and AT the close rates were ~, 10
points lower. with the tone rather tame. In
creased stringency in the money marketcon-
tri1uted 70 wei,kn',ss, anu Ihe panic IN tle
ance, not only creating IA nervous feeling,
but as occupying the attention of larger cot
ton bulls, who are also Interested ON the short
side of coffee"
Afternoon report -Cotton-Net and gross
eipts 6l3. Futures closed easy; sales, 6l,tsD;
II 81, ii s.. sepienber. 10 10 s. oep5ber,
II DO IL q; November, IL 06fr 1906; December,
IL Ustt ID "a; January. 10 U.eJlO In.
Uplands, ii 5l6; Orleans, liz; net receipts al;
exports to Great Britain, ~; to the Continent,
300; stock, 34,hd-
LIVERPOOL June II. p. m.-Coton futures
June, ) 10 81. seller; June-Jnly, GS64, seller;
July-August, d, seller; August->eptembcr,
d 1854. value; September-October > 49-ji
seller: Observation-Disclosures. Is-,54. value; No
ember-December, 3i-of, buyer; Deeemher-
seller. Futures closed quiet but steady
GALVESTON, June I3. - Cotton firm mid
ding, 10 ll-l6; net receipts, Il gross, y; sales,
LIS; stock, 5,.is; exports coastwi>e,2 -.
NORFOLK, June E--tOtton quiet midIling,
10 3-I6: net receipts, l.: gross receipts, l.;
sales, "a; stock. BEE; exports coastwise, b.
BALTIMORE, June I3.-Cotton quiet. firm: mid
-: stock, 3.ss'; exports 10 Great Britain ~;
coastwise, Ia.
BOSTON. June I3-Cotton steady; middling,
ll1s; net receipts, ri; gross receipts, ~ siS,
none; stock. none
WILMINGTON, June I3.-Cotton firm mid
ding, HIS net receipts, =; gross receipts,
sales, n"ne' stock, i"4 exports coast
wise -.
PHILADEIPHIA, June I3.-CottOn quiet: mid
ding, ll19; net receipts, l, gross receipts, ll,
stock, 1854; exports to Great Britain,
SAVANNAH, June I3-Cotton firm mil
ding, lU36 net receipts, :; gross, sales,
>; stock, $3.50; exports coastwise, lt5.
NEW ORLEANS, June I3.-C Cotton quiet: midi
ding, l0t; net receipts, 40 gross receipts, 30;
sales, 40; stock, 8,..6; exports to- Great
Britain, -; To the Continent, IL; coastwise,
:,657.
Mnut,r y,,na II COTTON firm, ,,i,I,Ilin,,
1881; net receipts, l gross receipts, |: ssilcs,
-; stock, iS.', exports coastwise. lsl-
MEMPHIS, June I3. - Cotton firm mid
ding. III (; net receipts, ~ :: gTtS5 receipts
~; shipments, -; stock, 9,is2.
AUGUSTA, June B--CottOn firm; misi'llIngS,
IL; net receipts, -; gross receipts, H.
CHARLESTON. June l3.-Cotton quiet but finn
middlng. lUtt net receipts, L: gross receipts. l;
sales, -; stock. 80. exports co;istwise.